November 2013...

It's 2014.

Which means it's time to catch up from 2013.

So in November....

Lydia entertained us as usual.

To all of her older sisters,

I don't have a favorite child,

she's just home more,

therefore I take more pictures of her.

Sorry.

We watched "Elf" several times.

This is Lydia's "Elf face."

And is it a problem that this 3 year old can quote the entire movie??

We watched Tayler cheer at the last football game of the year @ Timpview.

Great run boys.

There is not ONE thing about cheer that Tay doesn't love...

Such good, fun, cute friends on that squad.

Tayler and Saige had their 1st performances of the year with Tuellers.

So fun that I have 2 Tuellerettes.

Even if that does make me feel old.

Looking forward to all of the performances this year... Kenna is in competitive this year and is super excited for competition season.:)

These guys built our 1st snowman of the year.

Tayler had her "cheer camp".

The girls had lots of fun.

Thanks to all the cute little ones that signed up with Tayler.

Shane and our "cheer bill" thank you. :)

Aggie b-ball games started up again.

We love our Aggies.

And we love my mom and dad for providing us the opportunity to go to the games!

Tayler had a fabulous time @ "Sadie's" with Hayden.

we... mainly she... spends a lot of time with this one. :)

The whole cheer squad and their dates.

 

A day off school was a perfect opportunity for breakfast at Herm's... DELICIOUS!

Thanksgiving weekend we got our tree...

And Simon came back for the season.

It's all they'd talked about for the previous few weeks.

They sat here for hours, left him snacks, read him stories, waited for him to move, talked about how he got through that magic door and where he'd be next.
AND Lydi did just what I said most of the month when I told her "Simon" was watching.

Although she did turn that on me a couple times.

Me grumpy at children...

Lydi says, "mom, remember Simon is watching and he's going to tell Santa that you're not being very nice right now."

Busted...

November was one to remember...